For today’s lunch links: Occupy protests, 10 great springtime reads and things you didn’t know about Hitler.
In today’s lunch links: a new ‘Newsroom’ trailer, accents around the world, and the least captivating webcam ever.
Bavaria is to go ahead with the first German publication of Hitler’s Mein Kampf since World War II.
The Nazis were terrifyingly organized in their plunder of a continent. Now, newly-discovered records kept by Hitler’s forces may help recover some of the art they stole from Europe’s museums and private collections.
The choice is an odd one for many reasons, the least of which is the fact that the brutal dictator isn’t known for nice hair.
Czech writer and publisher Jiri Kuchar’s five-year treasure hunt finally ended when he found a long-lost collection of art formally owned by Adolf Hitler.
As New York Fashion Week begins, Thursday’s links talk dictator models and ethical threads.
The Polish Forestry Service hopes it will become a tourist attraction.
Friday’s links bring you a sad story, a hilarious recap and two adorable animals.
New Jersey parents who gave their children controversial names say that a court found them not guilty of child abuse, though they are still waiting for their kids to be returned.
